Microscope.Click is a dedicated sales and service house for scientific optics. We supply, calibrate and repair microscopes for research laboratories, clinical pathology, semiconductor inspection and advanced educational institutions.
New and factory-certified microscopes from the world's leading optical manufacturers. Every instrument is inspected, aligned and verified in our workshop before it leaves our care.
Full-spectrum repair of optical trains, focusing mechanisms, illumination modules and motorised stages. We service everything from entry-level classroom scopes to multi-modal research platforms.
Traceable calibration of magnification, parfocality, stage accuracy and illumination uniformity. Every instrument receives a signed calibration certificate accepted by auditors worldwide.
Scheduled on-site or return-to-base maintenance keeps your fleet aligned, dust-free and audit-ready. Contract clients receive priority turnaround and loaner instruments during complex repairs.
Independent guidance on instrument specification, imaging workflow design, accreditation readiness and technician training. We advise on sample, not on commission.
Genuine and high-grade compatible components: objective lenses, eyepieces, bulbs, LED modules, condenser assemblies, stages, digital cameras and immersion oils. Curated to professional grade.
Dependable 40× to 1000× compound microscope with achromatic objectives, mechanical stage and LED Köhler illumination. A workhorse for teaching labs.
Continuous-zoom stereo microscope with 7× to 45× magnification, dual LED illumination and a fully rotatable column for flexible sample access.
Trinocular platform with a 16-megapixel C-mount camera, plan semi-apo objectives and a live measurement suite for pathology and materials labs.
Inverted research microscope optimised for live-cell imaging, long working distances and optional phase contrast and DIC modules.
Ergonomic binocular scope engineered for high-throughput clinical laboratories: plan objectives, anti-fungal coatings and a 5-position nosepiece.
Dedicated polarizing microscope for petrography and mineral identification. Strain-free optics, 360° rotating stage and Bertrand lens included.
Multi-channel epi-fluorescence system with a five-filter turret, LED excitation engine and low-noise monochrome sCMOS camera.
Reflected-light metallurgical microscope for surface analysis, grain measurement and failure diagnostics in manufacturing environments.
Your instrument is received, photographed and logged. A certified technician runs a 34-point diagnostic covering optics, mechanics, electronics and illumination subsystems.
Within three business days you receive a written estimate detailing recommended repairs, replacement parts, turnaround time and a fixed all-inclusive price. No hidden fees.
Approved work is carried out in a climate-controlled workshop using calibrated torque tools, anti-static protocols and original or certified compatible components.
Every repair is followed by full calibration, a written service report and a 12-month labour warranty. Your microscope is repacked in a custom foam case and shipped back insured.
For nearly two decades Microscope.Click has been a quiet fixture in the scientific instrument community — the workshop research labs call when the main optical supplier cannot diagnose a problem, when a legacy binocular has sentimental weight, or when a calibration deadline will not wait.
We are technicians first and merchants second. Every member of our service team holds a manufacturer-issued technical certification in at least three platforms, with three senior engineers accredited across the full range of advanced imaging systems including confocal, fluorescence, phase contrast and differential interference contrast.
Our clients include university departments, biotechnology start-ups, forensic laboratories, semiconductor inspection lines, art conservation studios and clinical pathology centres. The unifying thread is simple: a microscope that must be right, not merely working.
Tell us about your instrument, your laboratory or the problem you are trying to solve. A senior engineer will reply personally within one business day with a realistic assessment, a clear next step and, when appropriate, a written quote.